Golden hawk worth 10 mil. yen stolen

Golden hawk worth 10 mil. yen stolen

OSAKA, Japan - Photo shows an exquisite golden hawk that was stolen by three robbers wearing balaclavas from the Tomiya Gold precious metals shop in the city of Okayama on Jan. 29. Tomiya Corp., which runs the shop, said around 850 grams of gold was used to make the 28-centimeter-high hawk worth 10 million yen. The robbers and another man who drove the getaway vehicle are still at large. (Photo taken from the company's website)

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  • ILEA001131659
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  • 2009/1/29 00:00:00
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  • Kyodo / Kyodo News Images
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  • 2009 Kyodo News
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